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3 years ago

Can someone solve under section two, numbers one and two?

Physics

2 answers:

Novay_Z [31]3 years ago

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1. Height of cube =9cm

mass of cube= 3645 g

volume= length ×breadth× height

as cubic volume so length breadth and heights are same so

volume =height ×height ×height

V =9cm×9cm×9cm= 729cm³

density =mass/ volume

density =3645g/729cm³

density= 5g/cm³

2. AS DENSITY = mass/volume

volume =mass/ desity

volume= 13.558g/(0.089g/l)

volume= 0.152L³

ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago

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Density = mass/volume

#1). The mass is given. And knowing the length of a cube's side, you can calculate its volume.

Volume = mass/density

#2). The mass and density are both given.

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